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The painting is very impressive. There are lots of images and detailed explanations, and there are patterns of emotions and posture movements. I think it's going to help you identify patterns.
It's amazing and fun!
Stanley Keleman: Anatomy of Emotions
This book is a visual guide to the form, image and layer of life of human beings. From a process point of view, human life is like a movie scene passing by. So when the movement is slow, you can perceive the emotional shape of the moment to moment. If we take a picture of our lives and look at each frame, we see that the different forms of emotion are connected to the sequence. The cells differentiate into the fetus, the fetus becomes a child, and eventually the adult. This process splits the fertilized egg, creates a block, sets up a network of connections, and then forms a series of maze systems filled with electrolytes. Humans are initially surrounded by the womb and the mother and various forms of external environment, which creates an emotional layer. SomasymentClushamCash, which was formed through this process, is visualized through images. All men stand upright, but each one has a variety of shapes and postures. The paintings and the introductions in this book deal with the structure of personal experience. The very structure of the book is made up of layers, like human beings. The drama of existence is divided into six short - cut curtains, one of which is entitled Birth. The first chapter deals with the cell's formation, its development, the development of the internal organs, the formation of membranes and internal connections, and describes the way blood vessels and wires carry liquid life and give life to consciousness. Chapter 2 is entitled Body Design. The design of birth comes in adult form and reaches its completion.
Korean title: 감정해부학
Korean author: Stanley Keleman
Korean publisher: 군자출판사
ISBN-13: 9791159553264
Reviews
The painting is very impressive. There are lots of images and detailed explanations, and there are patterns of emotions and posture movements. I think it's going to help you identify patterns.
It's amazing and fun!












